Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2909
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ArticleNon-tariff barriers dog US exports to China
US sales to China continue to be impeded by phytosanitary issues, with Washington apple growers the recipients of most of the pain
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ArticleDrought threatens US exports
The worst drought in California's history threatens to reduce crop sizes and limit exports
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ArticleIntelligent labels monitor produce
Thinfilm and PakSense have joined forces to bring printed electronic temperature labels to the fresh produce industry of the Americas
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ArticleAir freight recovery continues
The global air freight market grew by 2.9 per cent in February this year compared to last, signalling continued recovery in the sector
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ArticleWhat the papers say: '5 A DAY not enough'
Columnists in the UK's top newspapers respond to new research that shows we should aim to eat at least 7 A DAY
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ArticleParamount Export Company appoints Stewart
Industry veteran to take up domestic sales manager role, focusing on US distribution and selected import lines
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ArticleChina Fruits Corporation posts solid returns
Revenue and net income on the rise, as holdings company looks to expand its retail subsidiary
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ArticleOpal's natural status officially recognised
Branded apple variety verified as non-GMO by North America-based independent organisation
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ArticleFell in for Piccaver at Potato Council
Fiona Fell, who previously chaired the AHDB potato R&D committee, replaces the late David Piccaver as council chair
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ArticleMinisterial go-ahead for levy rate freeze
Same rates as last year suggested by AHDB in its 2014/17 Corporate Plan
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ArticleAIM Logistics eyes European expansion
UK-based container shipping specialist invests in new vehicles ahead of planned move into new markets
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ArticleTwelve UK eateries named world's best
Recent FPJ cover star Heston Blumenthal fares particularly well, with two restaurants in global top 100
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ArticleNew Zealand deal for NatureSeal
Similar preservative-related agreements also lined-up in the UK, Europe, Australia, and North America
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ArticleOTC predicts further organic growth
Dutch firm OTC Holland marks tenth anniversary by forecasting continued expansion for organic fruit and veg sales
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ArticleCPF leads export charge
The citrus and avocado cooperative is pushing into new markets as its output continues to climb
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ArticleDemand for kalecot set to boom
Buyers keen on new cultivar, which successfully combines common apricot with healthy traits normally found in brassicas
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ArticleMixed response for Sesame Street initiative
Some companies claim the scheme is too generic to be real marketing opportunity
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ArticleSpain intensifies fight against New Delhi virus
The regional government of Murcia is releasing a new natural enemy to kill whitefly, which spreads the disease
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ArticleSolid performance for CMA CGM
Despite a weaker freight environment, revenue remains relatively stable while net profit soars
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ArticleNew commissioner for Port of Tampa
Florida's largest port has announced that Gregory Celestan will be its new commissioner